NEWS
2024
We proudly joined the coalition of media producers who are committed to act on climate change.
2023
Becoming Tom Thomson screened in IMAX at Science North in Sudbury, Ontario on Earth Day.
North Bear Pictures became a member of the Canadian Media Producers Association.
Becoming Tom Thomson won the Alegra Audience Choice Award for best film at the 10th annual Milton Film Festival.
Becoming Tom Thomson started its limited theatrical release at the Stratford Cinemas.
It was an honour to take part in the CBC's Independent Producers Environmental roundtable, presenting on how to build a sustainability plan from scratch.
2022
We were a guest speaker on The Academy of Canadian Cinema and Television - Academy Talks series, discussing sustainable filmmaking, using the Albert
calculator and how producers can save money by going green.
Becoming Tom Thomson has it's world premiere at the Cinefest Sudbury International Film Festival where it received the Outstanding Northern Ontario Short Film Award.
2021
2019
2019 brought a new venture, having our films available to rent.
You can now find our first film, The Wolf of Waubamik Woods on Amazon Prime Video.
2017
The Wolf of Waubamik Woods received a distribution deal on the Comcast streaming site - Xfinity streampix. It was part of their short film collection and was available to over 21 million subscribers.
2016
We hosted a scriptwriting panel at the Milton Film Festival with Steve Belford and Kalman Szvengary. The event had a fantastic turnout with lots of questions and interest in the process of writing.
2015
The Wolf of Waubamik Woods was an official selection at the LA Skins Fest.
2014
The Wolf of Waubamik Woods was an official selection at the Indigenous World Film Festival in Alaska.
A Star on Hollywood Blvd. had its world premiere at the first ever Milton Film Festival. It was part of the Gala feature event which also screened our film The Wolf of Waubamik Woods.
2013
The Wolf of Waubamik Woods was nominated for Best Short Live Action at the American Indian Motion Picture Awards in San Francisco.
The Wolf of Waubamik Woods had its world premiere at the American Indian Film Festival in San Francisco.
The Wolf of Waubamik Woods was an official selection at the Winnipeg Aboriginal Film Festival
